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together in National Convention is not at
all clear. How they propose to mix the
oil Of HENRY GEORGES Socialism with
the water of the Observation-Disclosures mems
anti-Socialism is a puzzling question. In
fact it must be confessed that it cannot be
done without one party or the
other giving up its convictions, which
surrender it is folly to expect from such
earnest men.
But, passing over this, if a National
Convention is held it will beyond doubt
name HENRY GEORGE as the
head of the ticket, because he Is the en-
bOdiment of the great New York movement
which gave the proposed National labor
party its boom. The GEORGE men are in
the majority and have confidence In no
other leader. No one else would stand
the ghost of chance in that Convention.
And the platform for the same reason
must be q condensation of Progress and
Poverty" Aud now what is the western
end Of the labor party to do? 1t will
not hear of GEORGE and 1t
has declared against Progress and Pow
erty." There can be no compromise on
this point. 1t must be GEORGE or not
GEORGE. and as it is morally certain to be
GEORGE, if anything, the Westerners can
but make their little bow and leave, thus
practically combining the National Labor
party's vote to New York, which would not
put GEORGE within hailing distance Of
the Presidency by many thousand ma
jOrity.
A National Labor party, it is said,
would endanger Democratic success. A
National Labor party might take away
many Democratic votes, but only hall a
National Labor party, and that half con-
fined principally to New York, We must
decline, on the basis of Mayor HEWITT 5
vote, TO be afraid OF.
HENRY GEORGE is too brainy man to
attempt this halfway business. And as
BEN BUTLER does not appear To be aching
for Presidential honors, it is hardly prob
able that the Greenbaek labor men will
flock by themselves in their crippled con-
dition.
In conclusion, "a there seems to be con-
siderable difference of opinion as to wheth-
er the labor convention has already been,
or is vet to be held, the probabilities are
strong that there will be no convention at
all.
Let the Labor men start at the bottom
of the reform ladder and keep their atten-
ton OH Congress if they must reform some
thing, and leave the Presidency in the
hands of their truest friend GROVER
CT EVEI ANn
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The Majority Regret the Trouble.

Chicago Herald.
The vulgar blackguardS in Iowa apd
Kansas will no doubt he satisfied at the
success of their kukluX tactics, but the
Presidents refusal TO attend the reunion
Will cause the vast majority OF the old SOL
diers regret and shame. Ii the incident
shall lead, rs it should, to the purging OF
the q. A. K. of the reckless villains who
assume in some States to speak for 1t 1t
will not be without value. The President
has done his duty. 1t now remains for
the candid and honorable men in the
Grand Army to do theirs. The public at
large will not be long in disassociating in
their minds the grand army which put
down the rebellion from that Grand Army
whose mOuthpieceS in the west are the
yenomous reprobates and latter-day cop
perheads of Des Moines and Topeka.
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at Logan & Co. g
drug store as their giving away to then
customers OF so many free trial bottles Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump'
ton. Their trade is simply enormous IN
this very valuable article from the fact that
it always cures and never disappOints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every hottie warranted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-16

FOR cleansing and healing foul and in
dolent Ulcers, Sores and Assesses and
removing the bad odors arising therefrom,
and for slOugbing. confused and lacerated
wounds, Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is I'M
equalled.
II have used Darbys PrOphylactic Fluid
in hospital and private practice for ten
yearsand know of nothing better for slough
ing, confused and lacerated wounds, foul
aud iudOlent ulcers and rs sdisinfectant. "
j. F. HEUsTIs, Professor Mobile Med,
College.
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An End to Bone scrapIng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, I'LL. -,
says: Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it Have had
running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me / would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. used,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c
per box by Logan Il Co.
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THERE is a well grounded suspicion
that the New York Tribune had prepared
q "scsthing" editorial holding the Demo-
cratic administration responsible for the
deaths of the nine DegrOes at Nashville,
Tenn, who were killed by lightning, but
that the office cat, unfortunately, ate it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-16

SAM JONES compliments Kentuckians in
the following style: II like man that is
a true man TO have 80 per cent. backbone;
10 say and do what he feels to be right.
The people here have disappointed me, and
i intend to tell you that, a. for any good
the Lord is likely to receive, you are not
worth hell room"
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DIED.

GIEsELER-On Thursday, July II, at $50 p.
IN, HENRY GIEsEIEs, Sc, aged IS years and II
months.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
at Sher=ard. Marshall county, on Sunday, at P.
IN Friends are invited to attend. Interment at
Allen Grove cemetery.
MARSHAL e. on Friday July Il, lSS7, at I
O'Clock p. ~, ELIZA J.ST, wife OF JOS. Marshall,
ST., aged d years ana months
Funeral will take place from the residence oil
her husband, No. 6lS National road this satur'
day, al ) O'Clock p. IN. Iuterment at Mt. Wood
cemetery Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
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CIncinnati's Coming Jubilee,

Cincinnati has at last decided to go
ahead vigorously with her Centennial Ex-
position next year, and the guarantee fund
of 81, OOO, 900 is provided for. All Ohio
will wish the enterprise complete success.
Surely the one hundredth anniversary OF
the settlement of the State is sufficient
cause for grand industrial jubilee, at
which the progress OF the Commonwealth
may be fully shown.
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What Harmony There VIII BE!
CreiGad Plum Dsaier.


There are a few Sherman men in Cleve-
land While the majority Of the delegates
from this city will no doubt be Blaine men,
the minority will insist upon going for
Sherman. The music will begin when the
clans are assembling at Toledo. The love
feast that was to have been will be turned
into Kilkenny cat-fght. What harmony
there will be-
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Maybe He's a Mugwump.

Hart is regularly hobnObbing with the
Democrats. He favored Csmden's election,
Camden having failed the election of Faulk-
ner was entirely satisfactory to him and he
approved it. He may be counted on al
ways for Democrat though he may seem
to be for the Republican.
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The Size of 1t.

From present indications it would appear
that Senator Sherman is to encounter more
serious opposition in Ohio than he found IN
the Chicago conventions OF 1SsO and 1854.
Governor Foraker is himself u candidate
for Vice President, and hopes to be placed
on the ticket with Blaine-hence his Oppo-
sitiOu to Sherman.
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Who Endorsed Him.
Mn York Sur.

1t appears that Mr.. Samuel J. Randall
was after all one OF the indorsers on the
original application OF the late Hon. Oscar
l. Harvey. We have no doubt that MIR.
Randall gave this Endorsement merely in
order TO Oblige his Republican friends III
Pennsylvania.
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Powell.
CIereland PlGi4 Deal.r.

If Senator Thurman declines the nomi-
nation for Governor, the general sentiment
of Northern Ohio is in favor Of Thomas Z.
Powell. Powell is splendid lawyer and
eloquent orator and one Of the ablest Dem
ocrats in the State
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JUsT now the editor of the IatelligeHeeT
foreibly reminds one OF q badly spanked
boy. He can't help rubbing and his public
grin is CHASTITY.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment or
otherwise, on the real estate, or any part there
Of of Thomas MCCOrd:
In pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, made in cause therein pending,
To subject the real estate OF the said Thomas Me
Cord to the satisfaction of the liens thereon. you
are hereby required to present all claims held by
YOU and each of you against the said Thomas
McCurd which are liens Oh his real estate, or any
part of il, for adjudication 10 me, at my Office,
No. l22O Chapline street. in the City Wheeling.
Ohio county, West Virginia, on or before Satur-
day. the 18th day of August. 1857.
Given under my hand this 18th DAY OF July,
1887. JOSEPH K. PAUL.
jyl0Oawt commissioner.
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Ae@ advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

| West Virginia
George W. MeCord, administrator Of the estate
OF George W. McCord, deceased,
Thomas McCord and others.
IN CHASCERY.
By virtue of an order entered in the above en-
tilted cause on the 18th day Of May lso, II is re
ferred To the undersigned commissioner oil the
said Court 10 ascertain and report:
First-The liens upon the real estate OF the de,
PENDANT, Thomas McCOrd. in the bill mentioned
and described, and the amounts aud priorities
thereof
Second-lhe annual rental value of said real
estate.
T6ird-Any other matter deemed pertinent by
the Commissioner, or required by any party In
interest
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioner has fixed upon Saturday, the 18Th
day of Angus. 1857, commencing At nine O'Clock
a. m, a. the time, and his Office No. l2ZO Chap
line street in the City OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
" est Virginia as the place AT which lie Will pro
coed TO ascertain and report the several matters
in the said order of reference required
Given under my hand this 18th day OF July,
1887. JOSEPH K. PAUL.,
Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-16

MORTALITY STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF
VI Wheeling W. Va for the quarter ending
June 80, 1857:
Deaths from all causes, ISL; proportion in 1000
OF population per annum, 1854; males, a: fe
males. 80; white, III; COlored, TO- estimated
population, SO zoo
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I|IPHuDfITtD lTalG1IaII
U lTEI HllF 1 uIlulI DISTRIBUTED |!
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

incorporated In 1865 for - yeas by the lesIsla.
ture fot Educational and Charitable puTps>-s-
with = capital Of 81 90 OO-tO which q reserve
hlnd Of over $50. 900 las since been added
By an Overwhelming popular vote ils franchise
was made part OF the present State Constitu.
ton adopted DeSeRlbeT 2d, A. ID. ls79.
The only Lottery ever voted on AID endonei
by the people OF any State.
IL never scales or postpOncs
Its brand Single Number DrRNtags
take place monthly, aud the semi sunaa.
Drawings regularly every six months June aud
December).
Aspcnd!d opportunity 10 win fortune Eighth
Grand Drawing, Cla~ -. In the Academy al
Music, New Orleans Tuesday, August u,
lhh1-3O7lh Monthly Drawing.
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Capital Prize, $50, 600.

Al7s Prizes amounting W ........ $500
Application for rates la CIuls should be made
only " the cfbc- Of tic Company IN New o.
leans
For further information write clearly, giving
full address POSTAL NOrES. EiptGss
Money Orion &C New York EKcbapyr ~ ordinary
letter, Currency by erpress (si or ,ipeHs,l NJ
drsssst
-. A. DAUpuIA,
New Orleans. ia
Or: n. 4. BAUPBIN,
Wnshtngt0e, o. a..
Address Registered Letter. 10
NEW ORLHANE NATIONAL BAhk
New Orleans, -.
kEMEMbER that tie pr'ssn0e Of ueBsr.ls
Besnregard and Early. vino are In charge Of ID.
lrawing,, n q RiAi antee III Etaoiul. fsrD'ys AMI
Integrity, that the ChRnc.s arr ali equal. aud
that no one can possibly divine Whist nun'b'r
will draw Q prize.
REMEM HEN that the payment Of all Prizes
Ia GUARANTEED ~ POUR NATION.
AL BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tickets
arc signed by the President of All Institution.
wbO-s chartered rights are recsgpifsd IN th.
highest Court: therefore. beware u rny imiis-
tons or ansnymDns schemes iyi3sGAsgt
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The hottest day of the season" il re-
markably numerous this year.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.

Sealed proposals will he received at the Office
OF the Board of Public Works, until MONDAY,
JULY *, lss7. at 1 O'Clock p. IN for paving with
hard burned fire clay brick, the streets designated
by Ordinance.
Proposals may be made for all the work to be
done during the year. or for any street separately
Proposals To be made by the square yard, and
TO include AL eXcavating OF filling, sand, pitch,
rolling, &c.
bond in the penal sum of 5000 for each separate
street, or S., 600 for the whole work.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the
names of two sureties to be offered on said bond.
SureteS must be citizens of the State OF West
Virginia.
the Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Specifications may be seen at the office of the
Board.
Proposals ShOnld be addressed TO the Clerk Of
the Board BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JAS. II. LANCASTER, Clerk. jyl5eSdt
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lyl6eAgrO
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber Will sell or trade for smaller
property near the City of Wheeling Farm OF nc
Acres on Big Wheeling Creek, fourteen miiel
of Good Fruit: Water in Every Field; two Got
tsgcs and Cold Well Water, SOFT rs rain; Good
Fences: plenty OF Limestone aud Coal croppIn'
out on the land. A purchaser can gel rare "H'
gair }. ID. EWING,
Ivl2eash Once llGO Main 81. Wheeling
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J,oR AP-sECoND-HAND UP
II right Tubular Boiler, 4 feet by Z feet 10
inches. About five years old, Address this
effiCe- Hlon
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Afir advertisements.

THOR RFNT FURNISHED ROOM WITH
II board. trans CT or permanent Also, table
board. No. lbs Main Street iy7eA1h
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DEATHS IN EACH WARD.

sone case of this disease was Contracted ont.
side the city
EOBT. J. REED. ND.
Yio Health Officer
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@eileios @elaIiiffe.

Sic @alino~@ eie0i9aft bat NIT tiefem
8ebauern bernommen, bob ibr prdfis
bent, 6err Saeob Wdlber, am %. 5.
M. bur9 ben Sob bintpeggerafft tporben
1T, unb Tel es beBbalb bei9lDRen:
DAB ber Staat Seras uub bic @tabt
San Nntonio in ibm einen ibrer aus>
gesei6netiten 8irser perlorer babeu,
einen Mann bet ieinem Gtan6e sur
3ierbe gerei@te, unb Der ale Sueen6en
zines Burgers elmer &epublif, eines Msits
gliebes Der @efelf6aft unb zines Gami<
lienbaters in fi@ b~ereinigte.
SAP nd@f feiner Gamilie, Ser mir
hermit infer tiefgefiibltes Beileib be-
aeuger1, aud unfere @eleQ}9aft bur9
fein 9inf6eiben befonbers bart getroffen
tDorben 1T, uniere @efeli9aft, berer
erffer prdfibent er bpr tturmebr etwa
80 Sabren mar, uno ber er feitoem utt=
unterbro9en als Mitglieb argeb6rt bal
UNI bor balo atpei Sabren 5as miibebole
Nmt beg p~rdiibenter no1mals auf feline
Saultert gu nebmen.
9ein 9tni9eiben nirb BON utls aIIeu
wabrIi6 mod Iange i6merali6 gefabli
tperben, benn mir batten Ntemattben ber
bic M6tung unb Greunbi9aft idmmtli=
der Mitglieber in b6berem @rabe beief'
len, Niemanben ber ie r1ebr bereit obet
befdbigt getueien tpdre bic 3mefe unfe,
rer @eieuf@aft gu f6rbern, OILS Saeob
Wdloer.
s. @roos,
gilbert 9reiB,
9ans 8. Gege1er.
snn Mn4a..A Aa.. % Mn..a 1907
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b d. I.

Sn Som Green gountp, uno fpe3ten
in ber M~niieblung rm San Qlngelo bers
UNI, gebt gan3 i'm StiIIe cine almdlige
umtpdl3ung bes 8ieb3u9tsbetriebes Dor
fiG unb 3tuar oabur1, bob bic bortigen
tDoblhabenberen 3i1ter INNER bdufiger
9engfte bon feinerer unb eblerer &afe
einfabren.
Die gferbe3udt LIT Bis babiu in Sc.
Tas MIR als elm nebenfd1li9er 3meig
bes gan5en @ieb5u9ts9ei6dftes angelic
ben un6 In bieier Weiie betriebei1 tpors
ben-aber fi6erli9 nit rlnre@t, neil es
tuobl faum elm 2anb giebt, mo- fie nit
gr1Berem unb entf1iebenerem grfolge
betrie5en tperben taur, als gerabe in
Nor6tuef ; Seras, insbeionbere in Der
b6ber gelegenen 0igeIgegeub unb auf
Der tuefteranif9en 9o9ebene. Wie es
f9eint, 1T iebt aber bic 3eit berange.
fommen, uD bieie ueber3eugung. mebr
unb ntebr fi9 8abr bridt unb Der Elm.
f9tige 3idter mirb balb anfanger,
Der 3u9t bon suten pferoen un6 MauIs
tbieren cine e3enfD groBe Mufmerffamz
felt su%autueu6en, tuie bisber ber &inbers
unb Saaf5l6t. Sin gutes pferb ober
Maultbier finbet ieber3eit ieinen mills
gen Gdufer uno einen guten preis,
mas beionbers in beutiger 3eit BON utts
ferem &ln0pieb nidt geiaet iperben
fam. IuBerbem bat bas terdnif1e
pferb bereits a~ngefangeu, in anbern
Staaten einen guten @rf gu erlangeit.
tpdbrenb gIei63eitig Der San Mntonier
p~ferbemartt su elmer Snffitution setpor.
ben 1T, wel9e fdon iiberal einerl Nas
men bat; Der Gebler mar bisber rlur,
baB Seras utb Der Martt in San Mns
tonic 3u uenig pferbe liefert. Sebo9
bat es ben Nni6ein, als feien uniere
3ii@ter ieBt CUR ginii6t gelanet, ben,t
tie tuollen in 3ufunft bieiem uebeltau.
be abbelfen unb 3tpar bur1 Nnlegung
%beionberer pferoegeftiite, in tpel9en
in erfer 2inie Der 0erfeinerun5 Der
RaHe Die entipre9enbe Mufmerilamteit
gei9fnft merben Iou.
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Gfnfffut,ttfaes lrrtbeiI.

Ser gpotbefer %. 8. Srlt in 8ippus, sn.
biana, beaeust: SD fam baS electric
8itters ais SaS bette SeilmitteI empfebIen.
Sebe Slof9e. t,elde b~erfauft tpurbe. bat Die &c.
biinidte Silfe sebra9t. Semanb purbe nod
benz @ebraude bon nur 6 Glafden bon ieinem
&benmatismus befreit, Der i'm f6on 10 Sabre
lang sepeinist bate. Ser apotbefer Mbrabam
9are in 8eQbiIe, Ohio, serf9erf: uDieieuise
Mebi5in, ipelde neither 2oiabrigen Grfabrung
mad va,n befen sebt" lift bas electric 8itters".
Sauienbe bon abnliden 3eugniHen liesen bor,
iobab bas 1rtbeil, babin ~Iautenb, bab bas
Electric 8itterS alle &ranfbeiten Der 2eber, Der
@ieren 1ab bes 8latsS beilt, ein gang einftim.
.,nige8 lit.
Sic Giaide totet uur 80 gents. gu baden
in BET Mpotbefe bon U. 9reiB.
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hen 40. |

corresponding. -2ultng, ben 80.
Nuguf ~. Nm lebten Donner1tag
wurbe bier ein BON Der iSarners
Maian3 peraaffalteter gottonsM farft abs
gebalten. nngefdbr 400 Ballen tparer
angelangt unb gegett Mben6 purben fie
gu 81 Gents pro Bfunb an Mer. Dilarb
bon 2uling ftr auspdrtige @e6nuna
%perfauft. 9ieies &eiuItat tam feines.
falls als elm 5ufrieoenftelenbes beseids
net uerben, bentt 81 bis s 7l1OteI mar
bisber i'm PriDatbanbel eraielt tporbet1.
Nube1 bon Der Mfaire babeft iur Die=
tenigett gebabt, bic ibre geringe Maare
ftir oenielben preis log tuur6en, QIs
Sene erbielten, bic cline before QuaIis
tdt unb fetnere @aare berangebradt
batten. Semna9 6iirfen bic Neger ali.
fammt als bic @eipinner BET 6er Sranss
aftion angeieben nerben, udbrenb bic
benti6en pflan5er, bic bod baflr be-
faint iin6, baB fie ibre 9aummple n1r
iauber n1o retn gepfiidt in ben Marft
leger, miabefens i Gent bro pfunb an
ibrer Maare berlierem muBten. W}it
benz @ottonmarft bat alfo bic 6armer=
IGian3 uie bas borangefhbrte Beis
fpiel our 8eniige anbeutet-no6 feline
Wu%nberoinge ausgeridtet un6 i1 be-
fir6te, fe wirb es aud niGt nit ibren
Sptnnereien. Sic 3eit tpirbs ia Iebren.
Meiner allerbings trtmaBgebii9en Nus
t9t nod berfennt bic GarmersAaiana
gdnali9 ibre Nufgabe, o6er fe faBt bic
8ef9i9te am unreGten Gn6e art.
Die Wufgabe Der sur SelbffbhIfe Der.
bunbenen Garmer iolte iein:
tn erifer 2inte, Iobnenbe grnter au
er3ielen, arteff9e Drummer an3ulege1
unb DetD1herung fit ibre Gelber al
f9ahen, unb ben Wein. uub Dbf5a1
nit @nergie in Ingriff au i1ebmen;
In aDeiter unb britter 2tnie fit Elm
f9eres MbiaBgebiet fur lire grnten au
forgen, unb 8ereinsfores al erriAteit,
unb tpenn He ban,1 biel @elb gema@t
unb erfpart baben, 10 m6ger fe es In
Jabrifen unb Gpinnereier u. +. 10. aus
legen. Sd Derfenne tur9aus niGt ben
boben Mertb BON beimif9en Spine.
reien fiir ben Staat, aber mas frommen
tie benz ein5elnen Garmer. @agen mir,
ELM GARNER gebrau9t i'm Sabr ca. 100
Darbs Calico unb Domefic unb geben
mir gu, baB bieie einen pollen Gent per
Yarb biniger gu baben finb, menn bier
tn Seras genta9t-pas bat CT gefpart?
einen gan3en Dollar i'm Sabr!
g. s. GIaufen.
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@esen Bldbung unb Maben, gegeu
2ungenfieber, Quften unb 8erbdrtllne
gebe i9 g simmons 2iner-& E 9 u
(ffiifig) in l unaen Dpfer,
ober einem Sbeel6Hel bon pulper in
einem Sbeel0fel nDa pulber tdgIid
5ueimal. sic f0nren es als bic bette
Mr5uei iebem 8iebbeiiBer sesen gboIera
o6er pips empfeblen. 8or benz Sc
brau9e mif9e i'd es nit BEN
Seige unb gebe ibnet tdsli9 eins
NAL bon biefem Jutter. 9ur1 fol9e
gebanblung babe i6 6a tpp Der &egu=
lator f6neQ unb regelmdBig gebrau6i
murbe, fein 9uhn berlorer.
s. s. Sanlor, Mgt. fiir @rangerion, Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-01
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6en Weiie iiber bic gesenpdrtige politi.
f9e Sa9lage in unierem State aus>
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bet probibition ber erite republifaniihe
@ieg In Seeas. Die 9emofratie fam
bic 8ateri9aft bes Prohibitions Babp's
ni9t abldugnen. Betra6tet man fid
bic 3uiammenfeBuug Der Iebten 2egisz
latur, bann 1T es bod iberbaupt uns
m6gli9, iiber bic Stelung Der Demo-
fratie 3ur prpbi5itionsfrage i'm l1ntlas
rem gu iein. Bon idmmtliGen oet1os
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bition a~bgegehen, Ddbrenb Die Maiori=
tdt bon etwa $4,000 Stimmett, tpel1e
bas ENHANCEMENT f9lug, bauptid1li6
aus repubIifantf1en Stimmer beffanb,
ba ettpa 80 Broesnt aIer teranii6en
&epublifaner itramme probibitionsgegs
net tparen."
Sic 2eier ber nGreien preKe" tperben
fi9 entfinnen, baB mir genar baHeIbe
tura nod benz 8etannttperben bes
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Iargt, Die Nemeomb an biefe Muslafs
iuagen tntpft, 70 erlaubeu mir uns ei<
rige gelinbe 3ueifel bariiber, ob bies
ielber eintreff:n tperben.
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fr%ampfbaften 8eftrebungen, tpeI9e bic
bemofratiide partei MAIDEN tuetbe, Inn
ii9 bon benz PrDbibitions Clement au
befreien, tperbe bas leBtere sat3 abfaI.
len uub ft9 UNI bas Yartei. Banner bes
Wa6erapofels st. Sobn fammeln.
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Nusf9t tiir bic republifanil9e partei
borbanben fet, tDieoer bas &uber Der
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f0mmen.
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bemofratii9e partei trpB rtaageInber
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